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Sharjah Warriorz Team: Squad, Results, Stats & Schedule
The complete Sharjah Warriorz Season 4 hub: the official launch squad plus documented match-squad and replacement additions; all ten 2025/26 ILT20 scores; Johnson Charles's 244 runs, Adil Rashid's 11 wickets and Sikandar Raza's 171-run, ten-wicket all-round contribution; Tim Southee's captaincy; JP Duminy's full support group; Sharjah Cricket Stadium; Capri ownership; official channels and the franchise's four-season record.

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Team overview
Sharjah Warriorz at a glance
Sharjah Warriorz are one of the six founding International League T20 franchises. They represent Sharjah, are owned by Capri Global Holdings through Capri Sports and play their home fixtures at the historic Sharjah Cricket Stadium.
Tim Southee captained JP Duminy's Season 4 side. Sharjah won three of ten league matches, lost seven and finished sixth with six points and a -0.815 net run rate, below Gulf Giants on the tie-breaker. The bottom-two finish meant there was no playoff match.
Johnson Charles led the batting with 244 runs from ten innings and a high score of 77. Tom Kohler-Cadmore made 185 and James Rew 182. Adil Rashid led the bowling with 11 wickets at a 6.76 economy rate, followed by Sikandar Raza with ten and Taskin Ahmed with nine.
Raza supplied the clearest two-skill contribution: 171 runs and ten wickets in ten matches. Sharjah's three wins came in a mid-season pair against MI Emirates and Gulf Giants, followed by a four-wicket chase against Abu Dhabi Knight Riders.
The franchise has completed four ILT20 seasons. It missed the playoffs in 2023 and 2024, reached Qualifier 2 during its first postseason appearance in 2025, then returned to sixth in 2025/26. The separate Sharjah Warriorz Development side won the 2025 ILT20 Development Tournament.
Sixth after a 3–7 league campaign
Sharjah and Gulf Giants both finished on six points from three wins. Gulf Giants' -0.310 net run rate placed them fifth; Sharjah's -0.815 left the Warriorz sixth and outside the four-team playoffs.
Performance leaders
Sharjah Warriorz Season 4 team leaders
Figures cover the completed ten-match league campaign. The all-round card is a transparent runs-and-wickets comparison, not an official ILT20 award.
Top run-scorer244 runsJohnson Charles
Ten innings · high score 77 · 25 fours and 10 sixes
Second run-scorer185 runsTom Kohler-Cadmore
Ten innings · high score 51
Top wicket-taker11 wicketsAdil Rashid
Ten matches · 221 balls · economy 6.76
Second wicket-taker10 wicketsSikandar Raza
Ten matches · economy 6.19
Leading all-round contribution171 runs · 10 wicketsSikandar Raza
Ten-match two-skill aggregate; not an official award
Highest individual score77Johnson Charles
Sharjah's highest innings of Season 4
Completed scores
All 10 Sharjah Warriorz scores in ILT20 Season 4
The complete Season 4 campaign is listed in chronological order: three wins and seven losses. Sharjah finished sixth and played no playoff, so no completed score is omitted or presented as upcoming.
| Result | Date | Opponent & venue | Scores | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L | Match League · Match 2 | Abu Dhabi Knight RidersSharjah Cricket Stadium | SW 194/9 (20 overs)Abu Dhabi Knight Riders 233/4 (20 overs) | Lost by 39 runs |
| L | Match League · Match 6 | MI EmiratesSharjah Cricket Stadium | SW 181/7 (20 overs)MI Emirates 185/8 (20 overs) | Lost by 4 runs |
| L | Match League · Match 10 | Gulf GiantsDubai International Stadium | SW 157/6 (20 overs)Gulf Giants 158/4 (19.4 overs) | Lost by 6 wickets |
| W | Match League · Match 14 | MI EmiratesZayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi | SW 174/3 (20 overs)MI Emirates 168/5 (20 overs) | Won by 6 runs |
| W | Match League · Match 16 | Gulf GiantsSharjah Cricket Stadium | SW 174/6 (20 overs)Gulf Giants 163/9 (20 overs) | Won by 11 runs |
| L | Match League · Match 20 | Dubai CapitalsDubai International Stadium | SW 117 all out (17 overs)Dubai Capitals 180/6 (20 overs) | Lost by 63 runs |
| L | Match League · Match 22 | Desert VipersDubai International Stadium | SW 90 all out (17.5 overs)Desert Vipers 91/6 (13.5 overs) | Lost by 4 wickets |
| W | Match League · Match 25 | Abu Dhabi Knight RidersZayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi | SW 135/6 (20 overs)Abu Dhabi Knight Riders 134/9 (20 overs) | Won by 4 wickets |
| L | Match League · Match 27 | Dubai CapitalsDubai International Stadium | SW 134/8 (20 overs)Dubai Capitals 138/4 (19.1 overs) | Lost by 6 wickets |
| L | Match League · Match 28 | Desert VipersSharjah Cricket Stadium | SW 140/7 (20 overs)Desert Vipers 144/5 (19.3 overs) | Lost by 5 wickets |
Season 4 official roster timeline
Sharjah Warriorz 2025/26 ILT20 squad
The 30 cards preserve the complete Season 4 roster timeline rather than treating one announcement as the only squad. The ILT20's 2 December launch list supplied 26 names; official match squads also documented Kusal Mendis and Jayden Seales, while completed statistics record Monank Patel and Ryan Burl as in-season participants. This page keeps those additions visible and does not imply all 30 were available simultaneously.
Batters
BatterTim David
BatterTom Abell
BatterMark Chapman
BatterWafiqullah Tarakhil
BatterRaees AhmadWicketkeeper-batters
WK-BatterJohnson Charles
WK-BatterJames Rew
WK-BatterTom Kohler-Cadmore
WK-BatterKusal Mendis
WK-BatterMonank Patel
WK-BatterDinesh KarthikAll-Rounders
All-RounderDwaine Pretorius
All-RounderSikandar Raza
All-RounderShubham Ranjane
All-RounderHarmeet Singh
All-RounderEthan D'Souza
All-RounderMohamed Aslam
All-RounderRyan BurlBowlers
BowlerJayden Seales
BowlerMaheesh Theekshana
BowlerSaurabh Netravalkar
BowlerNathan Sowter
BowlerAdil Rashid
BowlerTaskin Ahmed
BowlerMatheesha Pathirana
BowlerRichard Ngarava
BowlerTim Southee
BowlerJunaid Siddique
BowlerWasim Akram
BowlerAbdul Salman KhanCompetition record
League and season history
The senior men's franchise has played all four ILT20 seasons and no other senior league. The Sharjah Warriorz Development team competes in the ILT20 Development Tournament; its 2025 title is recognised as a separate pathway honour, and its matches and player totals are not merged into the senior Season 4 record.
| Season | Finish | Record | Top scorer | Most wickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025/26 · Season 4 | 6th · league stage | 3 wins · 7 losses | Johnson Charles · 244 | Adil Rashid · 11 |
| 2025 · Season 3 | 4th league · Qualifier 2 | 6 wins · 6 losses overall | Tom Kohler-Cadmore · 388 | Adam Milne · 14 |
| 2024 · Season 2 | 6th · league stage | 4 wins · 6 losses | Johnson Charles · 232 | Daniel Sams · 12 |
| 2023 · Season 1 | 5th · league stage | 3 wins · 6 losses · 1 NR | Tom Kohler-Cadmore · 323 | Naveen-ul-Haq · 11 |
Team operations
SW coaching and support staff
JP Duminy
Led the Season 4 cricket programme after guiding Sharjah to its first playoffs in Season 3.
Ian Westwood
Listed in the league's Sharjah support-staff directory.
Chris Silverwood
Former England and Sri Lanka head coach in charge of the bowling group.
Thomas Dawson Squibb
Published member of the performance staff.
Kshemal Waingankar
Oversees the franchise's cricket operations and squad planning.
Madhukar Shree
Named in the official support-staff directory.
Soham Mangesh Belose
Published manager for team operations.
Hitesh Parekh
Published assistant team-management role.
Shyam Sundar Jayapalan
Responsible for the published physiotherapy function.
Arun Thottattuchalil
Named in the medical and recovery group.
Louis Langham Walsh
Published team analyst.
Rakesh Suresh Borade
One of two listed side-arm specialists.
Rupesh Suresh Borade
One of two listed side-arm specialists.
Harjeet Singh Jabbal
Published team videographer.
Akbar Bhatkar
Listed as the digital-team representative.
Tim Southee
The official pre-season captain and skipper named in Season 4 match reports.
Home venue
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Sharjah, United Arab EmiratesSharjah Cricket Stadium is the franchise's home venue and staged four of the Warriorz's ten Season 4 fixtures. The remaining games were played in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The 19 December match against Dubai Capitals was officially moved from Sharjah to Dubai, so it is not counted as a home fixture here.
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Latest SW updates
League and competition reports cover the latest confirmed Season 5 date, the associate-player pathway, completed senior matches and the separate development title. Speculative transfers and unofficial schedule claims are excluded.
ILT20 confirms Season 5 will begin on 22 November 2026
Read at DP World ILT20 ↗Player pathway · 11 Jan 2026Saudi Arabia's Abdul Salman Khan reflects on his Warriorz experience
Read at DP World ILT20 ↗Match report · 20 Dec 2025Desert Vipers beat Sharjah by four wickets in Dubai
Read at DP World ILT20 ↗Match report · 15 Dec 2025Abell and Pathirana secure an 11-run win over Gulf Giants
Read at DP World ILT20 ↗Development title · 04 Sept 2025Sharjah Warriorz Development win the 2025 tournament final
Read at DP World ILT20 ↗Official destinations
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Reader questions
Sharjah Warriorz FAQ
Where did Sharjah Warriorz finish in ILT20 Season 4?
Sixth with three wins, seven losses, six points and a -0.815 net run rate. They did not qualify for the playoffs.
What was Sharjah Warriorz' complete 2025/26 record?
Ten league matches: three wins and seven losses. Their final match was the five-wicket loss to Desert Vipers on 26 December 2025.
Who scored the most runs for Sharjah Warriorz in Season 4?
Johnson Charles scored 244 runs in ten innings, with a high score of 77.
Who took the most wickets for Sharjah Warriorz?
Adil Rashid took 11 wickets in ten matches at an economy rate of 6.76.
Who was Sharjah's leading all-round contributor?
Sikandar Raza combined 171 runs with ten wickets. This is a transparent team comparison, not an official player award.
Who captained Sharjah Warriorz in Season 4?
Tim Southee was the official Season 4 captain and is identified as skipper in the league's match reports.
Who coached Sharjah Warriorz in 2025/26?
JP Duminy was head coach, supported by Ian Westwood, Chris Silverwood and the published performance and operations staff.
What is Sharjah Warriorz' home stadium?
Sharjah Cricket Stadium. Four Season 4 matches were played there; the other six were in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Who owns Sharjah Warriorz?
Capri Global Holdings owns the franchise through its Capri Sports portfolio.
Why does this page show 30 players?
The official launch list contained 26 names. Match squads and completed statistics documented Kusal Mendis, Jayden Seales, Monank Patel and Ryan Burl during the season, so the page preserves the full roster timeline rather than hiding additions.
What is Sharjah Warriorz' best ILT20 finish?
Qualifier 2 in 2025, after their first playoff qualification. Desert Vipers ended that campaign one match short of the final.
Have Sharjah Warriorz won the ILT20?
No. The senior team has not reached an ILT20 final. The separate development side won the 2025 ILT20 Development Tournament.
How did Sharjah perform in each ILT20 season?
They finished fifth in 2023, sixth in 2024, reached Qualifier 2 in 2025 and finished sixth in 2025/26.
Does Sharjah Warriorz play in another league?
The senior men's team plays in ILT20 only. Its separate development team plays the ILT20 Development Tournament, whose matches are not mixed into the senior record.
When is Sharjah Warriorz' next match?
ILT20 Season 5 begins on 22 November 2026, but no team-specific Sharjah fixture was confirmed at this update.
References
Sources for this team page
Updated 2026-08-10. The ILT20 launch release establishes the core 26-player squad; official and archived match squads plus completed statistics preserve four documented in-season additions. League reports establish venue and staff context, while closed statistical archives establish the final results, table and leaders. Season 5 has a league start date but no invented Sharjah fixture.